Post by sj on Jun 27, 2024 11:01:52 GMT -5
On the topic of EvilCorps, I commented on another YT YAHOO article (which, the article itself, is actually on the topic of how evil employers can be), supporting someone who criticized how tyrannical Walmart often is w/ employee scheduling (I worked there in the early 90's), and i got shadow-banned (for lack of a better description) from commenting on the article.
www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/15-people-snapped-photos-most-180438105.html
Here's how this form of shadow-ban works.. Subsequent replies (in my email inbox) now redirect to totally different, unrelated article when i click the email link. i.e. they redirect to this article (below) instead (rather than the one, above, pertaining to our comments).. thus, obfuscating my access to the line of comments and detering me from commenting further.
www.yahoo.com/news/im-american-mom-living-uk-084402869.html
Reading between the lines, it appears they don't want you criticizing Megacorps like Walmart, but criticizing smaller employers, like sole Proprietorships, is just fine & dandy. This is consistent with Covid lockdowns shutting down the little guys, like a salon, barber shop, restaurant (where very few people gather) while allowing a retail giant like Walmart to remain open (where large crowds gather, to facilitate rapid superspreading of the "deadly" pandemic).
www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/15-people-snapped-photos-most-180438105.html
Here's how this form of shadow-ban works.. Subsequent replies (in my email inbox) now redirect to totally different, unrelated article when i click the email link. i.e. they redirect to this article (below) instead (rather than the one, above, pertaining to our comments).. thus, obfuscating my access to the line of comments and detering me from commenting further.
www.yahoo.com/news/im-american-mom-living-uk-084402869.html
Reading between the lines, it appears they don't want you criticizing Megacorps like Walmart, but criticizing smaller employers, like sole Proprietorships, is just fine & dandy. This is consistent with Covid lockdowns shutting down the little guys, like a salon, barber shop, restaurant (where very few people gather) while allowing a retail giant like Walmart to remain open (where large crowds gather, to facilitate rapid superspreading of the "deadly" pandemic).
